This record is listed under the name "Parco Pubblico," which is Italian for "public park." The address is Aleje Ujazdowskie 6 in Warsaw, Poland. It carries a 4.7 rating from 8,474 Google reviews.
Let me save you the click: this is a park. It's Park Ujazdowski in central Warsaw, and there's no gym here.
It's A Park, And Everyone Says So
Every reviewer describes greenery. Not one mentions equipment, a membership or a class.
A reviewer in February 2026: "I absolutely love this park! Wide lawns invite you to stretch out, while centuries-old trees and small lakes create a tranquil, almost romantic atmosphere."
Another in February 2026: "Park Ujazdowski is one of the most picturesque parks in Warsaw and dates back to the 1890's. This place is quite underrated, definitely deserves more attention."
A third: "It features plenty of statues, a lot of vegetation, a large kids playground, an artifical pond and basically everything you need to relax."
And my favourite, for its brevity: "Lovely park with some cool fish, squirrels, birds and tons of sculptures."
Fish, squirrels and sculptures. Playground, pond, statues, lawns. That's a park, described by 8,474 people, filed in a gym directory under an Italian name that nobody who reviewed it used.
Why Is It Here?
I don't know, and I won't invent a reason. The website on the record is zzw.waw.pl, which is Warsaw's municipal greenery board. The listing type appears to have been miscategorised somewhere upstream.
The name is the strangest part. "Parco Pubblico" is Italian, the park is Polish, and reviewers call it Park Ujazdowski. Whatever produced this record wasn't reading the reviews.
If You Came Here To Train
You can still use it, just not the way this directory implies.
The park is open 06:00 to 22:00, seven days a week, which is a genuinely long window for outdoor running. It sits within walking distance of the city centre and, as one reviewer notes, of many embassies. Wide lawns, paths, and by every account a calm atmosphere.
So it's a fine place for a run, some bodyweight work or a stretch. There's no evidence of outdoor gym equipment, and nobody mentions any. If you wanted a barbell, keep looking.
Who's it not for? Anyone needing weights, machines, showers, a locker or a roof.
What I Can't Tell You
Whether there's any fitness infrastructure at all. Eight thousand reviews and not one mentions a pull-up bar, an outdoor gym or a running track. That silence is fairly loud, but it isn't proof.
Aleje Ujazdowskie 6, 00-001 Warsaw. No phone number is listed.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's Park Ujazdowski, a public park in central Warsaw. All 8,474 ratings are for a park.
What are the opening hours?
06:00 to 22:00, every day.
Is there outdoor gym equipment?
Nothing on record. No reviewer mentions any fitness equipment, though a playground and pond come up often.
Why is it called Parco Pubblico?
I have no idea. It's Italian for "public park," the park is in Warsaw, and reviewers call it Park Ujazdowski.